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Fourth of July 2007 in eastern Massachusetts
DANVERS FAMILY FESTIVAL: For the 28th year, enjoy activities and shows over 18 days, from June 22 through July 4, from a dog show, road race, concerts and a parade to a fireworks display on July 3. For information, visit www.danversfamilyfestival.com.
BOSTON HARBORFEST: The annual summertime celebration in Boston will take place from June 28-July 4. Events at City Hall Plaza will include noontime concerts on June 29 and 30 and July 4, Party on the Plaza June 30, the annual Chowderfest on July 1 and the annual Children's Day on July 2. For information on these and other events, visit www.bostonharborfest.com or call 617-227-1528.
BROCKTON FAIR: The Brockton Fair, off Route 123, returns for its 133rd year from June 28-July 8. Please join us for another year of lively and exciting entertainment for all ages! In addition to our midway full of rides, other featured entertainment includes a surprise filled magic show, exciting demolition derby, and fireworks displays. For information, visit www.brocktonfair.com.
FUN ON THE FOURTH IN WILMINGTON: The Wilmington Fourth of July Committee will sponsor the 27th annual celebration at the Common. From June 28 through July 4, enjoy activities from dinners and a carnival to a hospital bed race and fireworks on June 30 and July 2. For information, call 978-657-8081 or visit www.funonthefourth.com.
CELEBRATION IN FRANKLIN: The town's 25th annual celebration and parade will be held from June 29 through July 4 at the common, including booths, rides, concerts, exhibits, the parade on July 1 and fireworks on July 3. For information, visit the July 4th page at www.franklin.ma.us.
LEXINGTON LIONS CLUB CARNIVAL: The annual event at Center Playground will be held July 4 from 1-11 p.m., July 5 and 6 from 6-11 p.m., July 7 from 1-11 p.m., and July 8 from 1-7 p.m. Youth Games will take place on July 4 at 10 a.m. Ride discounts will be available, as well as food and entertainment. There will be no fireworks this year. For information, visit www.lexingtonlions.clubwizard.com.
Thursday, June 28
FAMILY NIGHT IN NATICK: The annual Family Night celebration will take place from 4-8 p.m. on the Common, corner of routes 27 and 135. Children's Parade at 6 p.m. (bring your bike to Family Night - there will be a special supervised area to leave your bike until the children's parade); three moonwalks; dunk tank; the Summer Street Band; bookmobile; JoAnimal; Davey the Clown; food; raffles; and more. Rain date Tuesday, July 3, from 4-8 p.m.
SUMMERTIME IN SOMERVILLE: The city will hold a fireworks display and patriotic performances from the Sunsetters and the USO Metropolitan New York Performers. The celebrations are set to begin at 6:30 p.m. with musical entertainment. As a grand finale to the evening's performances, fireworks are scheduled to begin at approximately 9:15 p.m. A rain date has been scheduled for Saturday, July 7.
Friday, June 29
FREE COOKOUT IN NATICK: Middlesex Savings Bank will sponsor its annual free cookout from 11 a.m.-2 p.m. at the bank's parking lot, 6 Main St. Hot dogs, hamburgers, ice cream, drinks and more.
CELEBRATION IN DEVENS: Music, food and fireworks will be part of Devens' annual Independence Day celebration. Rain date will be June 30. For information, contact Jane Witherow at Devens Recreation Department, 978-772-8875 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com, or visit the Web site at www.devenscommunity.com.
FULL MOON TOUR IN WALTHAM: At Gore Place, the historic Governor Gore estate in Waltham, a special evening tour will be presented. During this event, visitors join a guide, dressed in period costume, for a tour of the 1806 mansion. The tour tells stories of the Gores' gracious lifestyle, the work of the many servants, the politics of the time and the advanced technologies introduced by the Gores. The theme for the tour is "Independence Day." The doors open at 6:30 p.m. The tour begins at 7 p.m. Admission is $12, $8 children. WGBH and AAA discounts available. Gore Place is at 52 Gore St., just off Route 20 (Main Street) near the Waltham/Watertown line. By public transportation: Take the Red Line to Central Square. Take the 70 or 70A bus toward Waltham. Gore Street is 1-1/4 miles west of Watertown Square. For more information about Full Moon Tours, or to reserve tickets, contact program director Thom Roach at 781-894-2798, ext. 12, or visit the museum's Web site at: http:// www.goreplace.org/full-moon-tours.htm.
Saturday, June 30
CELEBRATION IN BRAINTREE: From noon-4 p.m. at the high school field, there will be an all-day flea market, a Touch-a-Truck event, amusement rides, entertainment and more; fireworks will be set off at dusk.
FIREWORKS IN WEYMOUTH: The annual celebration and fireworks will be held at the George Lane Beach. The fireworks will be set off around dusk.
FAMILY FUN DAY IN SOMERVILLE: Trum Field will be covered with rides and events just for kids. Scheduled to run from noon-5 p.m., the day's family-oriented activities include face painting, softball games, barbecue, a DJ to provide music, and for younger patrons, a moonwalk, obstacle course and giant slide. A rain date for Family Fun Day has been scheduled for July 8.
Sunday, July 1
FIREWORKS IN HINGHAM: The fireworks sponsored by the Hingham Lions Club will take place at the Hingham Bathing Beach around 9 p.m. Rain date is July 2.
EVENTS IN NATICK: The Natick Recreation and Parks Department will sponsor its annual mini-triathlon at Memorial Beach, off West Street, beginning at 9:30 a.m. For information, call 508-647-6530 or visit www.natickma.gov. At 2 p.m., head over to the Morse Institute Library for a Patriotic Hootenanny. Join Harriet Buckingham, pianist, and other members of the Natick community for an old-fashioned sing-along of patriotic songs. Wear your red, white and blue. The program is free and open to the public. For information, call 508-647-6520.
FIREWORKS IN ORLEANS: Fireworks will be set off at dusk over Rock Harbor. Rain date July 2. Call 508-240-2484 for information.
STRAWBERRIES IN SWAMPSCOTT: There will be a Strawberry Festival on the lawn of Town Hall, 22 Monument Ave., at 4 p.m.
Monday, July 2
CONCERT IN NATICK: The Concert on the Common, featuring the Gary Bernath Band, will be performed at 7 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on. Sponsored by the Natick Recreation and Parks Department.
Tuesday, July 3
CARNIVAL IN CANTON: The annual July 4 celebration will take place at Canton High School, featuring a giant midway with concessions, band concerts, a petting zoo and fireworks on July 4. Sponsored by the Canton Recreation Department. Call 781-821-5030 for information.
EVENTS IN GLOUCESTER: The annual Horribles Parade will step off at 6 p.m., with a grand fireworks display over Gloucester Harbor slated for 10 p.m.
FIREWORKS IN LYNN: The city's annual fireworks display will take place at 9 p.m. at Red Rock.
FIREWORKS IN NEEDHAM: Arrive early to get a good spot at Memorial Park and enjoy picnic fair at our BBQ cookout while listening to the Maple Street Project, a hometown folk and blues band starting at 5p.m. The Reminisants, "Boston's Best Oldies Band," will entertain you from 7 p.m. up until the fireworks. Pony rides, facepainting and other activities are provided free of charge to children. Sponsored by the Needham Exchange Club.
EVENTS IN SHARON: The Sharon Independence Day Celebration Committee will sponsor the following events: Family fun beach events, 2 p.m., Memorial Park Beach, Lake Massapoag; events will include potato sack races, tug-o-war and other wacky relays; bicycle and doll carriage parade, line up at Beech Tree Park at 3:45 p.m., parade begins at 4 p.m. from Beach Street to the bandstand; lakeside celebration, Memorial Park Beach, 4-9:30 p.m. Music, food concession tables and more. Bandstand concert from 7-9 p.m., followed by fireworks over Lake Massapoag at 9:30 p.m.
FIREWORKS ON SWAMPSCOTT: The display will be set off at King's Beach at dusk.
PARADE, FIREWORKS IN WALPOLE: The Fire Truck parade begins at 6 p.m., and starts on Washington Street by the old clock tower, and winds its way all the way to Walpole Center, onto Common Street and ending on School Street. Fireworks will go off at 9 p.m. at the field behind the police station.
CELEBRATION IN WORCESTER: From 6-10 p.m. at East Park, Shrewsbury Street. Free and open to the public. The city's annual Independence Day celebration will be held at Christoforo Columbo Park on Shrewsbury Street. From 6-8 p.m., enjoy face painting for the kids, and a variety of other hands-on children's activities and games in the tennis court area. To be followed by Bank of America's Summer Concert Series featuring the Massachusetts Symphony Orchestra, leading up to a spectacular fireworks display presented by Fallon Community Health Plan at 9:30 p.m. Food and beverages will be available for purchase in the park. (Rain date July 5). For information, e-mail email@example.com.
Wednesday, July 4
EVENTS IN ACTON: The town will present its annual celebration at NARA Park, featuring the Help Wanted Band at 7 p.m., followed by fireworks at about 9:30 p.m. This is free and open to the public; donations will be gratefully accepted. Rain date will be July 7.
EVENTS IN AMESBURY: Start off your Amesbury Days with a pancake breakfast at 7 a.m. at Town Park on Friend Street. From noon-5 p.m., there will be an auction and a Picnic in the Pines, also at Town Park. At 5:30 p.m. at Woodsom Farm, there will be a 1950s-60s reunion concert, followed by fireworks at 9:15 p.m., also at the farm.
MUSIC, FIREWORKS IN BELLINGHAM: The town will be hosting its 10th Fourth of July Celebration at the High School football field. A concert with the "A List," featuring former Tavares drummer Jackie Santos, will start at 7 p.m., with a spectacular fireworks show to follow at 9:30. There is plenty of parking at the school, and guests are encouraged to arrive prior to 8 p.m., as streets will be closing once all available parking is filled. There is no on-street parking allowed. Outback Steakhouse will be cooking the burgers and chicken, with all proceeds going to the high school band.
EVENTS IN BEVERLY FARMS: The annual celebration for Beverly Farms/Prides Crossing will take place today: 8 a.m., Horribles Parade; 10:30 a.m., Old Timers Softball Game, Dix Park; 2 p.m., races and games, West Beach; 5 p.m., music entertainment, West Beach; 8:45 p.m., shoreline illumination, West Beach; 9 p.m., aerial fireworks, West Beach. Raindate for parade and fireworks, July 5.
COMMEMORATION IN BOSTON: Begins at City Hall Plaza. 9 a.m., flag raising; 9:15 a.m. parade begins; 9:30 a.m., Halt for Honor, Old Granary Burial Ground; 9:45 a.m., reading of the Declaration of Independence, Old State House; 10 a.m., parade resumes, Congress Street; 10:30 a.m., Independence Day Oration, Faneuil Hall. Sponsored by the Mayor's Office of Arts, Tourism & Special Events; call 617-635-3911 for information.
PARADE IN BOURNE: The Professional Firefighters of Bourne will sponsor the annual Independence Day parade at 10 a.m. Call 508-564-6345 for more information.
FAMILY FUN IN CAMBRIDGE: Come celebrate the Fourth of July with races, bike and doll carriage parade, ribbons, prizes and T-shirts at the following sites. Donnelly Field and Glacken Field. Events begin at 9:45 a.m. Please call the Willis Moore Youth Center for a Fourth of July Special Event at Hoyt Field at 617-349-6273.
CARNIVAL IN CANTON: The annual July 4 celebration will take place at Canton High School, featuring a giant midway with concessions, band concerts, a petting zoo and fireworks on July 4. Sponsored by the Canton Recreation Department. Call 781-821-5030 for information.
PARADE IN CHATHAM: The annual parade will start at 9:30 a.m. from Shore Road, to Main Street to the Rotary. For information, call 508-945-5199.
PICNIC IN CONCORD: The town's annual Picnic in the Park will be held from 11:30 a.m.-4 p.m. at Emerson Playground. Field games, face painting, bicycle and doll parades, foods and more will be offered, as well as the annual Minuteman Classic 5-Mile Run, which begins at 9 a.m. at Emerson Playground. The 1-Mile Youth Fun Run will begin at 8:30 a.m. Contact the Concord Recreation Department at 978-318-3035 for details.
COSTUME PARADE IN FAIRHAVEN: Beginning at 9:30 a.m., Green Street from Cushman Park to Fort Phoenix. Costume parade, which also includes vintage vehicles, military groups and more. At Fort Phoenix, there is a brief ceremony followed by a gun salute by costumed historical re-enactors and the firing of the fort's five Civil War-era cannon. Free. Sponsored by the Fairhaven Office of Tourism.
EVENTS IN FALMOUTH: The annual parade begins at 11 a.m., and will leave from Village Green and continue along Main Street to the library/Peg Noonan Park. Adults and dogs are welcome, too. At dusk, the fireworks will be set off from Falmouth Heights Beach. For information, call 508-548-8500.
ROAD RACE IN HARVARD: The Great Harvard Fourth of July Race" will begin at 8:45 a.m. with the 5-mile race; the fun run for kids will begin at 9:45 a.m. Registration for the 5-miler is $15 and $5 for the fun run. Free T-shirts for the 5-miler; $8 T-shirts for the fun run. The race will start at Bromfield High School in Harvard. Registrations can be made at www.harvardraces.org or from 7:30-8:30 a.m. the day of the race.
EVENTS IN HINGHAM: 7 a.m. - Hingham Recreation Commission Road Race; 7-9:45 a.m. or until the pancakes run out - Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast at Hingham Common, Middle and Main streets; 9 a.m. - Open House at the Old Ship Meeting House, 90 Main St; 10 a.m. - parade with the theme "Preserve the Tradition." Starts at Hingham High School on Pleasant Street and ends at Station Street.
PARADE IN HULL: The 17th annual Neighborhood Fourth of July parade begins at 10 a.m. at the Hampton Circle playground. Larry Robicheau of Moreland Avenue is this year's parade marshal. Participants are requested to wear red, white and blue, if possible, and bring flags. For more details, call 781 925-5142.
EVENTS IN HYANNIS: The annual parade will begin at 4 p.m. at Ocean Street and will head to Main Street and Sea Street. The fireworks will be on July 6 (rain date July 7) at dusk over the harbor area.
MUSIC, FIREWORKS IN IPSWICH: At Castle Hill, the Crane Estate, Argilla Road, from 4-10 p.m., celebrate with music, fun, and fireworks for all ages. Children's activities include Kid's Fest, the Boston Children's Theatre and Benjamin the Juggler. The Riverboat Stompers and Merrimack Valley Philharmonic Orchestra will perform, leading up to spectacular fireworks over the ocean! Fees - Members of Trustees of Reservations, Adult $15, Child $10. Nonmembers: Adult $25, Child $15. For tickets/information, visit www.craneestate.org or call 978-921-1944, ext. 4028. Rain date: Thursday, July 5.
CELEBRATION IN LINCOLN: The Lincoln Celebrations Committee stages the town's annual 4th of July events. The schedule (all events will take place at the Town Office Building unless otherwise noted) - 8-8:30 a.m., registration for the Firecracker Run (2.5 miles or 4 miles); 10 a.m., Children's Bicycle Parade; 10:30 a.m., Town Parade; 9 p.m., fireworks at Lincoln Public Schools.
PICNIC IN LITTLETON: The Littleton Cultural Council, in conjunction with the Littleton Rotary, will hold the annual Town Picnic from 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m. at Fay Park beside the fire station on Foster Street. There will be ceremonies, games and a jazz concert featuring the Paul Combs and the Pocket Big Band.
PARADE IN MANCHESTER-BY-THE-SEA: The annual parade will step off at 9:30 a.m., and will feature floats, antique cars and bands.
FIREWORKS IN MARBLEHEAD: The Fireworks are scheduled for July 4, approximately 9 p.m. The Harbor Illumination will begin at 8:45 p.m. For information, visit www.marbleheadfireworks.org.
CELEBRATION IN MILFORD: The town's annual celebration will be held from 5-10 p.m. at Plains Park. A concert by the Claflin Hill Symphony Orchestra will be followed by fireworks at 10 p.m.
EVENTS IN NANTUCKET: Independence Day on Main Street, 10 a.m. Street fair festivities with a dunk tank, watermelon and pie eating contest, face painting and puppets, then a water fight along Main Street starting at high noon. Sponsored by Parks and Rec. Joe Zito and Friends Puppet Show, 10:30 a.m., United Methodist Church, 2 Centre St. From 5-6:30 p.m., kids' games, including three-legged race, foot races, wheelbarrow races and sack races, at Children's Beach. At 9 p.m., fireworks at Jetties Beach.
EVENTS IN NATICK: 7-noon: Kiwanis Pancake Breakfast, Sherrill Hall, St. Paul's Episcopal Church. 9 a.m.: 52nd annual Parade starts from 9/27 Plaza and travels down Route 27 to Route 135. 8 a.m.-4 p.m.: Flea Market on the Common. For information, visit www.natick4th.org.
PARADE IN NEEDHAM: The 4th of July parade starts at 9 a.m. and features marching bands, floats, fire and police vehicles, antique cars, clowns and other entertainment. Immediately following the parade, there is food, children's activities (egg toss, 3-legged race, etc.), a marketplace, music by the Center Streeters, the Little League All-Star game and other fun activities. Sponsored by the Needham Exchange Club.
EVENTS IN NEWTON: At Newton Centre Playground from 10 a.m.-noon, Kids' Morning, including a grand pet parade, teddy bear parade, decorated doll carriage promenade, foot races, free candy, drinks and ice cream. At Albemarle Field off Watertown Street (Route 16), open air market and amusement rides from 10 a.m.-dusk, with handmade and international crafts, professional dealers and food vendors. At 6 p.m., bring blankets and lawn chairs for a picnic and the big band sounds of the Zaitchick Bros. Food vendors, crafters and novelties will be available. Fantastic Fireworks by Newton's own Tony Gentile will be set off at 9 p.m. Sponsored by Mayor's Office for Cultural Affairs, Arts in the Parks and the Newton Parks and Recreation Department.
CELEBRATION IN NORWOOD: The children's parade steps off at 1 p.m. from the First Congregational Church on the corner of Walpole and Winter streets. There will be a concert at 3 p.m. and a carillon concert and tour of the 50-bell instrument atop Town Hall at 4:30, followed by the annual Firecracker 5K Road Race at 5 and the parade at 5:30.
CELEBRATION AT OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE: America's freedoms are celebrated with a rousing reading of the Declaration of Independence and a day filled with music, marching, mustering, and old-fashioned fun and games. Visitors are invited to leave their "John Hancock" on a giant Declaration of Independence and enjoy a picnic on the Common. Cost: $20 adults, $18 seniors 65 and up, $6 youths ages 3-17. Under age 3 free. (Second daytime visit is free within 10 days with ticket validation.) For information, call 800-733-1830 or visit www.osv.org.
PARADE IN ORLEANS: The annual parade will step off at 10 a.m. For information, call 508-240-2484.
EVENTS IN PLYMOUTH: This year's theme is the celebration of Mayflower II's 50 years in America. 10 a.m. parade along Route 3A and Water Street culminates at Plymouth Rock. Band concerts all afternoon and the Plymouth Philharmonic in the early evening at Pilgrim Memorial State Park. Fireworks follow over Plymouth Harbor at 9 p.m.
PARADE AND FIREWORKS IN PROVINCETOWN: Parade on Commercial Street begins at 11:30 a.m.; fireworks at the harbor area at dusk. For further information, call 508-487-7000, ext. 536.
PROGRAMS IN QUINCY: At the Old House, 135 Adams St., at noon and 3 p.m., re-enact the passage of the Declaration of Independence at the Second Continental Congress. You will assume the role of a delegate and participate in a debate led by John Adams. On the grounds of the Beale Estate, 181 Adams St., at 7 p.m., there will be a program on "Jefferson and Adams: A Revolutionary Dialogue," a dramatization of the remarkable friendship between two presidents of the United States. Street parking is available for both events, which are free and open to the public.
EVENTS IN ROCKPORT: The fireman's parade will begin at 6 p.m. The Rockport Legion Band Concert on Back Beach will take place at 8:30 p.m., followed by the bonfire at 9 p.m.
CELEBRATION, FIREWORKS IN SALEM: At the Salem Maritime National Historic Site at Derby Wharf. Music, children's activities, and entertainment. 4 p.m., Kids' Space with arts and crafts, games and face painting and Food Area open. 5 p.m., live music starts with Jim Kilroy's Jambalaya Jazz Band, a seven-piece Dixieland band. 7:15 p.m., United States Air Force military flyover; the Hillyer Festival Orchestra begins a two-hour Pops concert. 9:15 p.m., fireworks display over the water.
EVENTS IN SHERBORN: The Sherborn Fire & Rescue Association's annual 4th of July Celebration will kick off with field events for all ages at Laurel Field. Registration is at 8:30 a.m., and the events begin at 9 a.m. Come and participate in a 3-legged race, wheelbarrow race, softball throw, soccer ball kick, running races and lots more. At 2 p.m., there will be a parade. Decorate your wagon, trailer, go-cart, bicycle, baby carriages, etc. The theme of this year's parade is "Old Fashioned Memories." Lineup is at 1:30 p.m. Floats will line up on Lamplighter Lane, and bicycles and baby carriages will line up at the Sherborn Community Center on Sanger Street. Prizes will be awarded in various categories. There will be fire engine rides at 5 p.m. at Station 1, North Main Street. Contact Jeff Hancock at 508 653-3270 with questions.
PARADE IN SUDBURY: "Celebrate the Olde Town Spirit" with Sudbury's annual parade. The event will begin at 1 p.m.; all roads close at 12:30 p.m. Floats, bands, decorated bicycles, color guards, Sudbury Fyfe and Drum and more will be featured. Parade units will march down Union Avenue to Station Road, to Concord Road and across Route 27 to Town Hall.
RACES IN SWAMPSCOTT: Town races, sponsored by the Recreation Department for all ages, will be held at 10 a.m. at Upper Jackson Park.
EVENTS IN WALTHAM: The city's annual Fourth of July celebration will begin with family fun from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Prospect Hill Park. There will be music, food, free children's rides and more (children's rides will be at Prospect Hill only). From 7-9 p.m., head to Leary Field for music, and at 9 p.m., fireworks.
PARADE IN WELLFLEET: Antique cars at 9 a.m. town parade at 10 a.m. from the harbor to the town center. For information, call 508-349-2510.
Somerville: Thursday, June 28, dusk, Trum Field (rain date July 7)
Brockton: June 29, July 3, 4 and 7, 10:30 p.m. (Brockton Fair, off Route 123)
Devens: Friday, June 29, dusk, Rogers Field (rain date June 30)
Braintree: Saturday, June 30, dusk, high school field
Weymouth: Saturday, June 30, dusk, George Lane Beach
Wilmington: Saturday, June 30, 9 p.m., common (part of Family Day)
Hingham: Sunday, July 1, approximately 9 p.m., bathing beach (rain date July 2)
Orleans: Sunday, July 1, dusk, Rock Harbor (rain date July 2)
Wilmington: Monday, July 2, 9:30 p.m., common (rain date July 3)
Danvers: Tuesday, July 3, 9 p.m., Plains Park (rain date July 5)
Franklin: Tuesday, July 3, 10 p.m., high school field
Gloucester: Tuesday, July 3, 10 p.m., over Gloucester Harbor
Lynn: Tuesday, July 3, 9 p.m., Red Rock
Needham: Tuesday, July 3, dusk, Memorial Park
Sharon: Tuesday, July 3, 9:30 p.m., Memorial Park Beach
Swampscott: Tuesday, July 3, dusk, King's Beach
Walpole: Tuesday, July 3, 9 p.m., field behind Town Hall
Wareham: Tuesday, July 3, 9 p.m., Onset Harbor
Worcester: Tuesday, July 3, 9:30 p.m., East Park (rain date July 5)
Acton: Wednesday, July 4, approx. 9:30 p.m. (rain date July 7)
Amesbury: Wednesday, July 4, 9:15 p.m., Woodsom Farm
Bellingham: Wednesday, July 4, 9:30 p.m., high school football field
Beverly Farms: Wednesday, July 4, 8:45 p.m., West Beach
Boston: Wednesday, July 4, after Pops concert, over Esplanade
Canton: Wednesday, July 4, 10 p.m., Canton High School
Falmouth: Wednesday, July 4, dusk, Falmouth Heights Beach
Ipswich: Wednesday, July 4, 10 p.m., Castle Hill (Crane Estate) (rain date July 7)
Lincoln: Wednesday, July 4, 9 p.m. Lincoln Public Schools
Marblehead: Wednesday, July 4, 9 p.m., harbor
Milford: Wednesday, July 4, 10 p.m., Plains Park
Nantucket: Wednesday, July 4, 9 p.m., Jetties Beach
Newton: Wednesday, July 4, 9 p.m., Albemarle Park
Plymouth: Wednesday, July 4, 9 p.m., over harbor
Provincetown: Wednesday, July 4, dusk, harbor area
Salem: Wednesday, July 4, 9:15 p.m., over harbor
Waltham: Wednesday, July 4, 9 p.m., Leary Field
Mashpee: Thursday, July 5, dusk, high school
Hyannis: Friday, July 6, dusk, harbor area (rain date July 7)


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After Peter Schiff went to the protests to represent the one-percent, Anderson Cooper spoke with him and Dr. Cornel West about taxes, the wealth gap and the Occupy Wall Street movement.
I agree that government is the problem. The mother board is corrupt and must be restored.
SAVE AMERICAN JOBS! Put a 30% tarrif on goods imported from China and a 20% on goods from So. Korea and Mexico. Do this ASAP! Susanne, OR
I'm a equity and commodities trader, but I am also not so self involved and rationalizing to the point that I am unable to remain modestly objective. Schiff and many other claim this economic calamity was created by Washington...that the Fed created an environment for banks and brokerages to make unwise decisions because their cost of capital was so low. That argument is analogous to a junkie explaining his addiction is due to drug dealers selling illicit drugs at bargain prices. Again, it is the general decline in individual responsibility and accountability. Cheap money at the Fed had little to do with the creation of Credit Default Swaps other than intoxicating financial institutions into believing that they would never have to "cover" their mortgage insurance and the premiums would be pure gravy until the second coming. That's self interest driving delusional thinking. I think that's referred to as avarice and linked to myopia, bad outcomes are certain – only the timing is uncertain
This is the most foolish argument that i have ever heard and this Peter Schiff character is making a fool of himself. Wall st. takes 100% of the benefit and Washington is to blame. When Mr. west suggest that government is shaped by the 1% schiff says that's Governments fault. That's absurd, take responsibility and stop trying to twist the facts. I just wish Elliot Spitzer was still attorney general.
I certainly hope that Anderson does his job and fact-checks Mr. Schiff. Keep him honest, okay? I do not understand why this man is allowed to make so many non-factual assertions without being challenged immediately. For example, the Banking Act of 1933 established the federal deposit guarantees and simultaneously restricted the banks from holding riskier non-bankiing investment entities. This act is known as.... are you ready.... GLASS-STEAGALL! So Mr. Schiff, who surely knows better, states that in fact Glass-Steagall was enacted seperate from and later than the FDIC, to undo the damage to free-market enterprise done by the FDIC. Also, Mr. Schiff falsely asserts that Fannie and Freddie caused the housing crash by their guarantees, when the fact is that they were only the tail of the dog, ultimately being wagged by the speculation enabled by the repeal of key provisions of Glass-Steagall in 1999. Additionally at the end of the segment he (Schiff) states that it was not government but the private sector that ended child labor. Does Mr. Schiff take us for idiots? Does he really expect us to believe all his bald-faced lies? If Anderson does his due diligence, he will expose Mr. Schiff for what he is.
Give back our give backs! our medical benefits! our paid holiday's and vacations! Sick days! 401 k's we lost our savings in! Stock options that we lost our savings in! Our peace of mind in secure employment, for starters!
The Puppet of Wall Street?
Beware of Sheep in Wolves Clothing!
Coop, This must be continued and also get some other CEO;s and some other protesters that have a strong case and let's have a "We The People" Debate just like the candidates so these people can see our struggles, opinions and at the same time give these people a chance to express themselves. I'd do it and be a good well behaved person for it all, I would not raise my voice and we could do it on a plane so we have a cut off time preordained. Let's hear what the people have to say!!!! Thanks Coop.
How did you like Mr. Peter Schiff's threat :
"...I employ 150 people, what if I sell my business tomorrow and fire them all?.....how would you like that?"
I feel sorry for your employees Mr. Schiff. Their employment, future, welfare rests in his hands and at his whim he could just throw them all out just to prove his point. Mr Schiff -You are a paragon of whats wrong with capitalistic society where there is no job security and all is based on greed and individual's profits
You threatened to sell your company and leave..
That really worries us, but, nevertheless, I do encourage you to sell your company and better yet move out of USA so we can take over your company, pay your present employee better wages and treat them as human beings not as disposable labor. If we could do that with all large businesses, USA would be a workers paradise again.
Hey, Professor Cornel West, if you are reading it, do not waste your time and your breath with this walking caricature of Mr. Ebenezer Scrooge, furthermore he needs more than your prescription of Java coffee and strong cognac to learn about history and social justice.
Frankly, I'm surprised you invited someone as uninformed as Peter Schiff to speak on your 10/28/11 show to discuss the economic situation facing our country. First of all, he implied FDR was the president who caused the Wall Street Crash of 1929, when FDR was not elected until 1933. Schiff then went on to attribute part of the blame for the ensuing depression and economic downturn to the FDIC, which had not yet been created by FDR to prevent exactly the situation which Schiff was describing. Additionally, he flubbed too many points to mention further. Enough said?
Though he may be a CEO of a large corporation, Mr. Schiff is certainly no economic expert and as someone who has studied these historical events in depth, I resent the fact that your producers even allowed him to open his mouth on national television. Usually, I respect your show and the way it presents the facts, giving voice to actual experts espousing the arguments pertaining to each side of the issue. But in this case I was appalled by the lack of basic knowledge which Mr. Schiff displayed. I Would have expected more of your vetting process. Please, announce corrections to this disinformation in subsequent shows. Or, at the very least, do not invite such an irrational and uninformed guest to speak as an informed expert guest on your show. Thank you.
The debate between Dr. West and Mr. Schiff illustrates how totally out of touch with reality many of those opposed to the Occupy Wall Street movement are. Mr. Schiff's ridiculous assertion for example that the free market eliminated child labor is delusional. Anybody who has read standard books on American history know that child labor laws came about due to government interventions prompted by public outcry fueled by the works of Upton Sinclair and others. His assertion that the free market got the US out of the Depression and the FDIC that insures individual's bank accounts is a drag on the economy are unbelievably fantastic. I couldn't believe this man's level of ignorance and delusional thinking. It was like listening to someone who is a member of a cult spew brainwashed ideology. Schiff also stated that he pays 50% of his income in taxes. If this is true, he is not only delusional but stupid. He is either lying or has the worst tax preparer on the planet!
HI Anderson, in regard of how much taxes they should pay? , oil companies report billions of dollars profit each quarter, yet they sell the gas for four dollars, insurance companies ,report billions of dollars in profit each quarter, yet they keep raising the premiums , are they paying fair share of taxes.
20 percent of my 30000 income is six thousand that leaves me with 24000 a year to live with, 20 percent of 250000 , is 50000, and leaves them with 200000 to live. that is why they have to pay more taxes. I agree with the president, those making more than 250000 a year can pay more taxes.thanks for the program
Schiff pays 50% in taxes? I'd sound loudly "Prove it!" I find this statement highly suspect.
So what he's saying is that the banks, if left alone, would take care of the people instead of focusing on profits. Ummm. K.
One other thing, the disabled are the forgotten ones in these bad times. In IL, there have been so many cuts & late payments by the state for services. This includes the sheltered workshops that employ people like me who couldn't get a job elsewhere due to having special needs. I have Asperger's. I don't know what % that makes me, but I do know that I matter!
No responses? Must be on Twitter/Facebook. I think we're all to blame, but not in equal proportions. Fannie/Freddie were enablers. I think Bush Tax Cuts need to go. I think we need to focus on how to create jobs in America and government (both state as well as federal) needs to come up with a new tax system that is fair to each bracket.
Mr. Cooper ! fantastic dissusion about OWS, Schiff and the other gay ! FANSTAIC ! have those guys more ! very educational dissusion !
Just like any oligarch. Revisionist history spewing out of this man's mouth. He wouldn't even let the opposition speak. Typical. Repeat lies enough times and they somehow become the truth. Only in their minds. Anderson, you let him do that. You really need a button to mute those types of people. It is not fair to let someone talk over the other.
This clip I just saw of them debating is exactly the type of thing I wish I could see MORE of. Debating ideas, concepts, ethics and policies in an open and public forum is healthy. We can only sharpen our mental swords and critical thinking with this kind of ongoing discussion. And it is unfortunate that most think it is "politically incorrect" to debate. More is needed, at the dinner table, at parties; with family, and friends.
Was Peter Schiff even a REAL Wall Street CEO? His understanding of American Economic history in the 20th century was abysmal! I think Mr. Schiff even claimed that Herbert Hoover had ushered in the Great Depression through excess government regulation - any 11th grade history student could have told him that Herbert Hoober was terrifically opposed to virtually any kind of governmental regulation or economic intervention.
This dude it was grass roots protest tht gave birth to workers rights. Not the companies saying tht they will now do the right thing.Seter Schiff is just trying to spin the truth and rewrite history to poison peoples thoughts.

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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) – Former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky is expected to appear in court Thursday for a hearing about whether his lawyers had enough time to prepare for his child sex abuse trial and other defense claims about the fairness of his proceedings.
The hearing in Bellefonte was scheduled to take up a set of legal challenges filed by Sandusky's lawyers, including their claim that a deluge of prosecution materials swamped the defense.
Sandusky, who was convicted of 45 counts of child sexual abuse, arrived Wednesday at the Centre County Correctional Facility in Bellefonte. He is serving a 30- to 60-year state prison sentence at Greene State Prison in the state's southwest corner, nearly 200 miles away. The 68-year-old maintains his innocence.
Unlike the trial and sentencing, electronics of all kinds will be barred from the courtroom under an order Judge John Cleland issued, citing violations of previous courtroom decorum rules by reporters.
In a recent brief, Sandusky's lawyers said the state Supreme Court has ruled that defense attorneys have to undertake 'reasonable investigations' or make decisions that those investigations aren't needed.
'Given the vast amount of material the prosecution turned over at the 11th hour, it is clear counsel could not come close to fulfilling this obligation,' wrote attorneys Joe Amendola and Norris Gelman. 'Counsel had no time to review the aforesaid material in search of persons who could testify to the poor reputation for truthfulness on the part of any of the complainants, any alibi, or any connection between the complainants that would impair their credibility.'
The defense lawyers asked for the hearing to develop that issue with testimony and exhibits as they seek a new trial.
The attorney general's office argued in a brief last week that Sandusky and his attorney knew in 2008 that there had been a report of a sexual assault, there was no breakdown in communication between them, and the case rested on the credibility of the victims.
Sandusky 'identifies not a single act that counsel could have performed or a single piece of information that would have been learned with more time before trial that would have had any impact whatsoever on the jury's consideration of the evidence,' wrote prosecutor James Barker.
The defense lawyers also are challenging hearsay testimony by a janitorial supervisor who told jurors that a co-worker had seen Sandusky raping a boy known as Victim 8, who has never been identified by authorities. They argue that Cleland should have issued jury instructions on how long it took victims to report their abuse.
And they say some of the charges were so general and nonspecific that they should have been dismissed.
'In this case, the commonwealth established the dates to the extent feasible, given that the events took place over a number of years and involved a number of young victims,' Barker responded. 'In both the criminal informations and in other materials provided to the defense, the commonwealth narrowed the scope of the timeframe as to each victim and permitted Sandusky to raise his defense.'
Gelman said Sandusky has waived other claims that were brought up in a defense filing made shortly after he was sentenced. Those issues include whether the statute of limitations had run on some of the charges, whether his sentence was excessive and whether jurors should have been sequestered.
The judge can rule from the bench or issue a written decision later, Gelman said.


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Paula Broadwell, the biographer and reported mistress of CIA director David Petraeus, appears to have been a subscriber to the "private intelligence" firm Stratfor—and that means that her Stratfor login account and its hashed password were hacked and released last year by Anonymous.
The Stratfor hacker, who the US government says was Chicago-based Jeremy Hammond, obtained a complete roster of all corporate client accounts. These were released online in a massive file called stratfor_users.csv. Inside that file appear the details for one firstname.lastname@example.com, whose hashed password is listed as "deb2f7d6542130f7a1e90cf5ec607ad1."
It's not clear whether the leak was meaningful—Broadwell's Stratfor password and her actual Yahoo e-mail password might have differed—but the prevalence of password reuse raises the possibility that hackers could have accessed her Yahoo e-mail or perhaps even the Gmail account she allegedly used to correspond with Petraeus.
BuzzFeed speculated that this might have happened and that Anonymous might have had access to Broadwell's Yahoo account, at least. Security researcher Robert David Graham casts a skeptical eye on the story, though, noting that Broadwell's password was a good one that resisted obvious dictionary attacks. Graham had broken it, however, using a brute-force attack that simply tried every letter and number combination in existence, running 3.5 billion combinations per second against the password until he found it.
Given that any hacker in the world could have done this since the data leaked, and given that the password might well have been unique to Stratfor, and given that Broadwell wasn't especially in the public eye until last week, Graham concludes that it's unlikely Anonymous was somehow sitting on a gold mine of information about the Petraeus affair.
Still, the whole episode is a textbook illustration of how hashed password leaks occur, how easily the hashes are broken, and how important it is not to reuse passwords across accounts. (Seriously, don't do it if the accounts are in any way important.) If you're looking for an in-the-news example with which to encourage your dad not to set all his e-mail and banking passwords to "Elvis," look no further.
Oh—and remember to drive home the importance of both uniqueness and length. Uniqueness alone can save one leak from compromising all of one's accounts, but unique passwords can still be brute forced if they are short enough. In this case, Broadwell's eight character password took 17 hours to crack; but because "time to crack" rises dramatically as password length increases, even another digit or two can make all the difference. As Graham noted, "Had her password been one character longer, I wouldn't have cracked it."
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Editorial: The Cheney branch of government
Having reinvented the vice-presidency, Dick Cheney is now seeking to reinvent the Constitution. Having made himself the most powerful vice president in history, he now insists on being the least accountable.
As detailed in a four-day series in The Washington Post this week, Cheney began breaking the vice-presidential mold before he was even sworn in. He staffed the administration with loyalists and put himself at the heart of the policy-making process. He has used his influence with the president and his knowledge of the bureaucracy to wield enormous power over executive decisions on national security, energy policy, environmental regulation and presidential appointments.
As the first vice president in memory to take office without presidential ambitions of his own, Cheney has been free to ignore his personal unpopularity and pursue his agenda outside the public spotlight. Post reporters, who interviewed some 200 sources for their series, concluded that President George W. Bush makes the big decisions on his own, but Cheney is generally the last adviser in the president's ear and that Bush is happy to leave the detail work to Cheney.
Cheney has made increasing executive power his overriding cause and executive secrecy his abiding passion. ``Cheney declines to disclose the names or even the size of his staff, generally releases no public calendar and ordered the Secret Service to destroy his visitor logs,'' the Post reports.
That penchant for secrecy is behind Cheney's latest exercise in constitutional mumbo-jumbo. In 1995, President Bill Clinton issued an order intended to ensure that classified data was properly labeled and stored within executive-branch agencies, and established an Information Security Oversight Office within the National Archives to ensure that it was.
Cheney has refused to cooperate with the oversight office, and, when the office instituted formal proceedings, Cheney aides - in a hardball manner said to be typical of the vice president's operatives - tried to have the appeals process eliminated. When that failed, they tried to have the oversight office eliminated altogether.
Cheney's rationale is that because under the Constitution he is president of the Senate, he is actually a member of the legislative, not the executive, branch. Consistency is not Cheney's strong suit: He successfully defended the secrecy of his energy policy task force all the way to the Supreme Court by arguing that Congress has no guaranteed access to information about who is advising the executive branch.
If Cheney really is part of the legislative branch, he ought to watch out, as the Constitution gives great latitude to Congress when it comes to punishing its members. Some House Democrats are going even further, suggesting that, since Cheney's office isn't part of the executive branch, it ought not be funded through the executive branch budget. They are talking about cutting funding for the Cheney operation completely.
They likely will not succeed, nor will those pushing for Cheney's impeachment. There may well be grounds for impeachment, though the legal responsibility for official misconduct rests with the president, not the vice president. But Democrats in Congress, having watched Newt Gingrich's impeachment of Bill Clinton backfire on the Republicans, have little interest in repeating their mistake.
The constitutional fact is that the vice president, while clearly a member of the executive branch, has only the powers the president gives him. That means only the president can rein in Dick Cheney - and it's long past time he did.


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29th president (1921-1923)
Background/Early Life
• Warren Harding grew up in Ohio and held a number of jobs before entering politics. He was a teacher, then involved in law, insurance and journalism as publisher of a local newspaper.
• Harding had good relationships with most politicians because he avoided being very critical in the newspaper, and he was elected to the Ohio state senate.
• He returned in and out of his newspaper career until he was elected to the United States Senate in 1914. As a U.S. senator, Harding was absent for more sessions than he attended.
How he defined the office
• Harding considered the presidency as something of a ceremonial position rather than one where he should make a big impact.
• His administration was filled with corruption, and though he himself had progressive views on race and civil rights, the shortcomings of his administration caused him to be widely regarded as the worst president in American history.
Successes and failures
• Some members of President Harding's administration were accomplished and quite good at what they did. But many others were later charged with defrauding the government, and some of them went to jail. The most notable scheme to rock the administration was the Teapot Dome Scandal, where Harding's secretary of the interior, Albert Fall, accepted bribes from private oil companies in exchange for allowing them access to oil reserves in Wyoming and California.
• During Harding's presidency the United States worked with England and Japan to control naval buildups, and the country began investing in energy resources in the Middle East.
• Dogged by the scandals impacting his presidency, in 1923 President Harding set up a tour of the Western states and Alaska to meet people and explain his policies. Harding became sick with what was believed to be food poisoning, and had a heart attack and died in his sleep Aug. 2, 1923.
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Post-debate analysis reaches a new level of absurdity... literally.
Post by: Anderson Cooper
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My goodness why can't people just give Gov. Romney the kuddos he deserves for being prepared and being the much better debater. Obama was not prepared and he came across that way. Gov. Romney was presidential and aggresive and Obama just showed us what has been said before. He had no teleprompter and no one to feed him his lines. The moving boxes will be at the White House soon for one to move out and one to move in. Maybe this great country can finally get out of the mess it is in. Hallelujah~
Obama was prepared, he didn't want to lower himself to a liar. Romney is nothing but a used car salesman, that will say anything to get a sale. He changes his lies so fast we cannot keep up with him. What I don't understand is how people fall for this man. Hope you are not part of the 47% that he was talking about, because he is absolutely for the rich.
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In a pre-debate interview, Ann Romney said that before every debate, Mitt puts a card that reads "Dad" on it. She said he does it because it helps him remember what an influence his father was on him growing up.
Hope that puts the mystery to rest.
The media are in full defense mode. Everything from Al Gore's altitude theory to Obama not having enough time to prepare. He had plenty of time to prepare and hasn't been doing the job of president for 3 1/2 years, why would he start now? He chose to hang out in Nevada for his debate prep–he could have gone anywhere he wanted to. It's not like he squeezed in meetings with world leaders or anything, he's been blowing them off for quite awhile now. Pretty soon the media won't have to cover for him, though, he'll be gone. Better inventory the White House before they hand over the keys, though.
you want to hear a crazy theory on the debate, perhaps Romney was prepared and the opposing debater was unprepared (to put it simply)
Al Gore is a far-fetched kind of guy at times. However, you may want to read this, then go back to what Gore was saying. He "may" be on to something. Correct me if I am wrong. I believe that at a Presidential debate, each candidate is allowed to script a few notes during the debate itself. I believe it is illegal and very against the rules to come with prepared notes. Upon taking the podium after being introduced, Republican Nominee, Mitt Romney put his right hand in his right pants pocket and pulled out notes and threw them on the podium. I can not bear witness as to what was on the cards/notes, but shouldn't this at least come up in discussion as to what it was. Why is this not being shown during prime time. I also noticed that while the President would from time to time write notes, from time to time, Romney was looking at something that he obviously did not write down. Was it his note about how he wants to please his deceased father??? Go figure. I wasn't expecting either candidate to come with the thunder, but Romney was just a little too on point for me. (I only kept quiet because maybe he had a great mental workout during debate camp.) Then I saw the footage played in slow motion and he definitely did a slight of hand motion to throw off the audience and moderator. Check it out for yourself. I DVR'd it and it looks the same to me. While the President was reaching for pen and paper, Romney was putting paper on the podium. (suspicious)
Maybe there was a teleprompter on the grassy knoll too?
What was written on the folded paper that Mitt Romney pulled from his pants' pocket and slipped onto the podium at the start of the debate (and quickly and deftly removed at the end of the debate when all were gathered about)?
…post debate, folded, from lecturn, attempted to place in the inside still sewn closed jacket inner pocket of new suit – then unobtrusively handed it off to his son. Please view the tape and provide an answer to my mystery.
"Dad". This was discussed already by some news team. His dad, George Romney, ran for pres in 1968 and saw his campaign destroyed by an offhand comment about having been "brainwashed" about vietnam. Romney is strongly motivated by his dad's experiences and council, and uses the card to remind himself.
What is wrong with that? Many speakers should have memo for the speech and Obama also had one on that debate. We are getting paranoid and trying to attack people with nothing.
At every dabate Romney takes out a piece of paper and Writes "Dad", then goes on the take off his watch and set it on the podium. His wife explained this in a pre dabate interview.
The piece of paper that you noted was in fact a note sheet for later rebuttal. The sheet was entitled "Positive Obama Points" which were to be followed-up on during post-debate spin." The list of "points" was just as blank post-debate as it was when Romney pulled the sheet of paper out of his pocket.
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Steve Jobs was born with extra-ordinary drive and determination. He is a born leader. Steve insists on his right to make up his own mind; he demands freedom of thought and action, and does not let anything or anyone stand in his way once he is committed to his goal.
Jobs assumes the responsibility to be the protector and provider for those he loves. He demands respect and attention and becomes irritated and even domineering when important things do not go his way.
Steve Jobs needs to feel in command of important undertakings, and resists supportive roles. He seeks the forefront and the limelight.
Steve is exceptionally creative and original and possesses a touch of the unusual. His approach to problems is unique and he has the courage to wander from the beaten path. Steve Jobs can be impatient with his shortcomings and those of others.
He is very concerned with his status and fosters the appearance of success and self-satisfaction. The need to appear well off propels Steve to strive for growth, success and the finer things of life.
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Andrew Johnson
17th president (1865-1869)
Background/Early Life
• Andrew Johnson was born and grew up in North Carolina without formal schooling. When he was 17 he moved to Tennessee where he set up a tailor shop, which is what he apprenticed as years earlier, and married Eliza McCardle, who taught him to read and write.
• After serving as a town alderman and a mayor Johnson won seats in the state legislature and state senate, then served in the United States House of Representatives and became governor of Tennessee.
• Johnson returned to Washington as a United States Senator opposed to secession. When Tennessee broke from the Union Johnson was the only Southern Senator to not resign his seat. He aligned with Abraham Lincoln, which led to his selection as Lincoln's vice presidential candidate for his second term in office.
How he defined the office
• Johnson's clashes with Congress led to him being the first president to be impeached – brought to trial before the Senate. The Senate fell one vote short of the two-thirds majority needed to convict Johnson.
• The impeachment process, and the lack of a conviction, set a precedent that Congress should not be able to remove a president from office simply because they disagreed.
• It also led to a shift in the balance of government, with Congress maintaining more power than the president, a shift that lasted until the 1900s.
• Although President Johnson was not removed from office, the damage was done. He had no chance at being re-elected after his impeachment.
Successes and failures
• With President Lincoln's assassination coming so soon after the end of the Civil War, the task of Reconstruction fell to President Johnson. He implemented his interpretation of President Lincoln's vision. The first step was having the defeated states draft new constitutions outlawing slavery and renouncing secession under provisional governors he appointed. The states would not be allowed representation in Congress until they did this.
• President Johnson did not approve laws granting civil rights to African-Americans, leading Congress to approve the 14th Amendment, which defined citizenship and authorized the federal government to defend citizens' rights.
• Although domestic issues dominated Johnson's presidency, his secretary of state, William Seward, did negotiate the sale of the land that would become Alaska to the United States.
• Johnson served a short time as senator after his presidency, and died shortly after taking office in 1875.
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SOUTH BEND, Ind. — Blood banks are declaring fewer critical shortages these days and in some cases cutting staff in response to dwindling demand for blood — the result of fewer elective surgeries being performed and medical advances that curb bleeding in the operating room.
The nation's blood-collection system has undergone a dramatic change from just a decade ago, when agencies that oversee the blood supply worried whether they could keep up with the needs of an aging population.
Now blood banks are making fewer but more targeted appeals for donations and reducing the size of their operations.
Blood centers shifted "from a collect-as-much-as-you-can mentality to a collect-to-need mentality," said Dr. Darrell Triulzi, medical director for the Institute for Transfusion Medicine in Pittsburgh and a former president of AABB, formerly known as the American Association of Blood Banks. "They started collecting only what they needed. That's new to the industry. We're still learning how to do that well."
Job cuts have been a part of the process.
The Indiana Blood Center announced in June that it would eliminate 45 positions in a restructuring that also involved reducing its mobile operations, closing a donor center and cutting other costs because demand from hospitals had fallen 24 percent from the previous year.
The Community Blood Center of the Ozarks in Springfield, Mo., announced in March that it was cutting staff by nearly 18 percent. Blood centers in Florida, West Virginia and Connecticut have taken similar steps.
The blood-collection system began changing dramatically with the Great Recession, when Americans who had lost their jobs and health insurance put off non-critical procedures.
The need for blood is still falling even as the economy recovers. Demand dropped by 8.2 percent from 2008 to 2011 and continues to drop, according to a report by the AABB.
Contributing to the decline are blood-management programs, which include collecting blood lost during an operation and returning it to the patient, maximizing hemoglobin levels to prevent anemia and using medications to reduce bleeding during surgery.
Blood-management programs have been around for more than a decade, but have only started catching on in larger numbers in the past several years, Triulzi said. The AABB surveyed hospitals and blood centers about blood-management programs in 2011 and found nearly a third of hospitals surveyed had started such programs.
Advances in surgical methods, including laparoscopic techniques that use small "keyhole" incisions, have also curbed the need for blood.
Experts say that doesn't mean there's a blood glut, but there are fewer times when blood banks declare shortages and issue urgent pleas for donations, which were once commonplace.
Instead, blood centers have altered their approach, holding fewer drives and often targeting people with specific blood types. Some are even offering gas cards, T-shirts or the chance to win tickets to NFL football games as incentives.
Type O Negative blood, for example, is the most sought-after because it can be transfused into any patient. It is frequently used in emergency situations before caregivers are able to determine the blood type of the recipient. Only about 7 percent of the population has O Negative blood, yet it makes up 13 percent of blood used by the Indiana Blood Center.
"So we have to over-collect that blood group," said Dr. Dan Waxman, the center's executive vice president and chief medical officer.
The South Bend Medical Foundation in Mishawaka in August flashed a message to passing motorists offering those with Type O blood a $10 gas card if they donated.
Experts say there's also strong demand for platelets, Type AB plasma, which is used in trauma and burn victims and cancer patients, and red blood cells, which are given to accident and gunshot victims and used in elective surgeries.
"I hope that people don't read that news and say, âOh, there's not a need for me.' Because people need blood every single day," said Barb Kain, spokeswoman for Blood Systems in Scottsdale, Ariz., which provides blood to hospitals in 18 states.
The Indiana Blood Center recently declared a critical shortage, which Waxman said arose because summer is usually a slower time for donations. The center receives about 30 percent of its blood from high school and college students who are less likely to give during the summer.
Donors at a recent blood-collection drive in Indianapolis say they don't plan to change their habits.
Chris Page, a 53-year-old military liaison for a job-placement company, said he used to contribute regularly but had not done so in a while. He decided to donate again after learning of a blood drive in his office building.
"There's always a need, and it's something that's replenishable," he said.
Jim Valmore, a 70-year-old retired electrical engineer from Indianapolis, started donating blood platelets 28 years ago when a secretary where he worked was diagnosed with a brain tumor. He donates every two weeks and has been honored by the Indiana Blood Center for giving 47 gallons of blood.
"I do it just because I can. It doesn't cost me anything. It takes a little bit of my time," he said. "It's like donating to any other cause. To me, it feels good to share what I can share."
Keeping donors like Page and Valmore in the pipeline is essential even with lower demand. Blood usually has a shelf life of 42 days, and some donated blood typically has to be discarded because of screening issues or other problems.
Kain said the decrease in demand has strengthened the supply line.
"The blood supply across the country is stronger than it has been in a long time," she said.
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When Michael Robertson heard news of AutoRip, the new Amazon service that automatically adds high-quality MP3s to Cloud Player when you buy a CD, he must have had a sense of deja vu. After all, the entrepreneur introduced a similar service way back in 1999. Unfortunately, it wasn't licensed by the recording industry, and they sued it out of existence. He tried again with a licensed service in 2007, but only one label would cut a deal and the company failed to gain traction.
In a Friday interview with Ars Technica, Robertson told us that the major labels' decision to license AutoRip represents a sea change in their attitudes toward cloud music services. Until the last couple of years, the labels were relentlessly hostile to the idea that consumers should have the freedom to store DRM-free music online. But a series of business failures and legal defeats forced the labels to face reality. And so fourteen years after Robertson first floated the concept, consumers finally have the freedom to instantly get an MP3 when they buy a CD online.
Robertson's first company, MP3.com was one of the hottest startups of the dot-com boom when it launched what we would now call a cloud music service, My.MP3.com, in 1999. The service included a feature called "Beam-It" that allowed users to instantly stock their online lockers with music from their personal CD collections.
And MP3.com also signed deals with several online CD vendors. If a user bought a CD from one of those vendors, MP3s of the songs on the CD would immediately become available for streaming from the user's MP3.com music locker.
Licensed services like iTunes were still years in the future, largely because labels were skittish about selling music online. But Robertson believed he didn't need a license because the service was permitted by copyright's fair use doctrine. If a user can rip his legally purchased CD to his computer, why can't he also store a copy of it online? Robertson didn't see himself as facilitating copyright infringement. He just wanted to give users a more convenient way to get music they had already paid for.
But the courts disagreed, ruling that MP3.com needed licenses from copyright holders to operate the service. And the labels simply weren't interested in Robertson's vision of convenient and flexible music lockers. So MP3.com was driven into bankruptcy, and the "buy a CD, get an MP3" concept fell by the wayside.
Try, try again
Robertson tried again a few years later. In 2005 he founded another locker service called MP3tunes. And in 2007, he started AnywhereCD, an online CD store that would automatically stock a user's MP3tunes locker with music from purchased CDs. This time, Robertson did seek licenses from copyright holders for the CD-to-MP3 functionality.
Unfortunately, the labels were still wary of the cloud music concept. Only one of the major labels, Warner Music, licensed their music to AnywhereCD. Meanwhile, MP3tunes itself was hit with a lawsuit from the major labels, who claimed that storing music on behalf of users was copyright infringement.
With only one major label on board, AnywhereCD failed to gain traction and soon closed up shop. When a ruling was finally issued on the MP3tunes lawsuit, it was a mixed verdict. The courts didn't completely exonerate MP3tunes, but it upheld the basic concept of cloud music and provided a clear blueprint for future cloud music services that wanted to stay within the boundaries of the law. And while it largely prevailed in the courtroom, the costs of the litigation forced the company into bankruptcy last year.
"More of a novelty"
In 2011, a few months before the MP3tunes ruling, Apple, Amazon, and Google all entered the cloud music business. Apple's service was licensed by the labels, but Google's and Amazon's were not. And while some of the labels rattled their sabers in the direction of Google and Amazon, none of them actually sued to shut those services down.
The announcement of Amazon's AutoRip is a signal that the labels have made peace with the cloud music concept. Thanks in part to Robertson's efforts, the courts have clearly affirmed the legality of cloud music services. And with that sticking point gone, consumers can finally get free MP3s when they buy a CD.
"Somebody has to go first and take the arrows," Robertson told us. "I went first and took the arrows. People look at me as the bad boy of music. I find that comical because these are good ideas that if implemented would have a positive impact on the music industry."
But he argued that the labels accepted AutoRip too late for it to do much good for the bottom line. Robertson says that his retail partners in 1999 saw their sales increase by 20 to 40 percent when they signed up for MP3.com's side-loading service. Robertson believes that if the labels had embraced his user-friendly approach in 1999, it could have slowed the decline of the CD.
"This was a phenomenal idea that could have had an amazing impact in 1999," Robertson told us. "I would contend today that this more of a novelty. The CD has declined so greatly that it's left the consciousness of young people."
Correction: An earlier version of this story suggested MP3.com was based in Silicon Valley. It was actually based in San Diego.


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